The holy land My Son
My Son Sanctuary is a large complex of religious relics that comprises more than 70 architectural works. Located in a narrow valley in Duy Tan Commune, Duy Xuyen District, Quang…
Attractions in Vietnam
Phong Nha-Ke Bang the Vietnam National Park
The Park is considered a paradise for researchers and explorers of grottoes and caves and is the home to 140 families, 427 branches, and 751 species of precious plants Phong…
Nha Trang Bay – Your destination when travel in Vietnam
Nha Trang Bay, covering 507 sq.m with 19 named islands and dozens of small rocky outcrops, is located in Nha Trang City, Khanh Hoa Province, and was acknowledged as one…
Cua Dai – The beautiful beach in Hoi An
Cua Dai literally means the ‘big sea mouth’, one of the most popular attractions in Hoi An. Cua Dai beach is located in the area of Cam An Ward, about 4km…
Thu Bon River – The history of Hoi An
Water bodies in general are an important part of Vietnam as a whole. More so for this shore town of Hoi An. The Thu Bon River in Hoi An plays…
The interesting places in Vietnam
Mention the name Vietnam, and most people assume you mean the war, thirty seven years since the end of the war, it is a country at peace, with spectacular geography,…
Hoan Kiem Lake – The Heart Of Hanoi
Located in the centre of Hanoi, Hoan Kiem Lake (‘Lake of the Returned Sword) is regarded as the heart of the city. Once a marshy lagoon, it owes its name…
The Pagodas and Temples in Ha Noi
Quan Su Pagoda The Quan Su is Hanoi’s largest and most popular pagoda. It was first erected on land in An Tap village close to the southern gate of Thang…
Hanoi’s Markets discovery
Hanoi’s covered markets Covered markets (‘cho’ in Vietnamese) are usually housed in large, purpose-built structures, but often spill over into their surrounding areas. They sell wide range of commodities and…
Hanoi, Vietnam’s elegant capital
Smaller than Saigon, but more beautiful Hanoi and the surrounding area have plenty to interest visitors. Its central area is compact – most of the main attractions are within walking…